On Fri, 5 May 2017 09:54:31 -0700 (PDT), snipped-for-privacy@gmail.com wrote in
1 cup of gas = 8 oz = 1/16 of a gallonif the container of oil you have is meant to be entirely mixed with a gallon, take 1/16 of that oil and mix it with the gas. Or use 8/40 =
0.2 oz of oil for a 40:1 mix.Hey, we are still here...bud...cys.
Takes a math genius. [g]
If you use a good brand of 50:1 oil you can mix 1 tsp oil with 1 cup of gas.
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There is premixed two cycle fuel available if you don't trust your math. Home Depot, Harbor Freight, Lowes, and Menards have some. Your local auto parts store might too.
For the small amount of weed wacking I do I would never buy anything else but the premixed.
However this year I bought a rechargeable string trimmer, and greatly to my surprise I am VERY happy with it.
If you ask your pharmacist for a 10cc syringe they will usually give you one. It is less than a buck if you have to buy it.
10ccs of oil is 50:1 in a pint of gas. That is about what my chain saw holds. The weed whacker holds about 350cc of gas and 10 ccs gets close enough to 32:1 that I can live with that. Why would I fool with very expensive premix that may be months old by the time I get it when I have fresh gas here and I can mix it as I go?HomeOwnersHub website is not affiliated with any of the manufacturers or service providers discussed here. All logos and trade names are the property of their respective owners.